Wuthering Heights
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2026-02-19- KSR - Hour 2
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This song was mentioned as one of the road trip songs the hosts had taught the listeners over the years. A version of this song by Willie Nelson was also noted.
This is a great song, Shannon. This is one of the road trip songs I've taught you guys over the years, right? Mac Davis, Mac Davis, Willie Nelson sings a version of this too. Uh, it's hard to be humbl...
— Episode: 2024-11-11- KSR - Hour 1
This song was mentioned as one of the road trip songs the hosts had taught the listeners over the years. A version of this song by Willie Nelson was also noted.
This is a great song, Shannon. This is one of the road trip songs I've taught you guys over the years, right? Mac Davis, Mac Davis, Willie Nelson sings a version of this too. Uh, it's hard to be humble.
What's the word to know me is to love me. There's one where he says something like he uses a word and he says, I don't even know what that means.
The Original Unabridged and Complete Edition ( H. G. Wells Classics)
During a single episode, a host asked if anyone had never read the book, and another responded that it was fake. The brief exchange reflected a dismissive attitude toward the title rather than any endorsement. The overall sentiment was critical.
One host asked if anyone had never read War of the Worlds, and another responded that it was fake.
Have you never read War of the Worlds?
Yes, and it's fake.
A Novel
The hosts recommended the title to a listener, describing it as a blend of murder and romance that balanced masculine and feminine elements. They highlighted its appeal as a compelling mix of suspenseful and emotional storytelling.
The hosts suggested the novel Bel Canto to a listener, describing it as a blend of murder and romance that combines both "man" and "woman" elements.
Read Bell, B-E-L, Canto, C-A-N-T-O. It's a good mix of man and woman. It's a good mix of murdery stuff, but then there's also some women stuff. Great.
The hosts highlighted the book as possibly the greatest sports book ever, noting it chronicled a season with legendary coach Bobby Knight. They praised its deep insight into the coach's methods and personality, recommending it strongly to listeners.
The hosts highlighted the book as possibly the greatest sports book ever, noting it follows Bobby Knight for a season and was praised for its insight into the legendary coach.
Season on the Brink about Bobby Knight, which some people would say is the greatest sports book of all time, where he followed Bobby Knight for a season.
A Novel
In the episode, Matt noted that he had just finished reading the book. He did not elaborate further, so the title received only a brief mention.
Matt mentioned that he had just finished reading the book titled Colored Television.
I just finished a book called Colored Television.
A novel
In a single episode, the participants simply noted that they had seen and watched the title, confirming their familiarity without offering any further commentary or recommendation.
The participants listed "Conclave" as a title they had seen and confirmed they had watched it.
Conclave. Yes. You saw one. I saw Conclave.
An Optimist's Guide to a Happy Life
The hosts noted that Dick Van Dyke was set to release a book on longevity, joking that it wouldn’t sell unless he survived to see its launch and that he might need a protective bubble. They expressed confidence that he would make it, but offered no substantive recommendation.
The hosts mentioned that DickVanDyke was slated to release a book on longevity titled "How to Live to Be100," joking that it might not sell if he didn't survive to see its release.
He has a book coming out. Oh, nice. It's like how to live to be 100. The book will not sell well if he doesn't get to it, so you have to wrap him in a protective bubble between now and tomorrow.
He has a book coming out about longevity and he doesn't make it to the book release. But I think he's going to make it. I think he will, too.
One of the hosts said he had just finished reading the book the night before and described its focus on the famous Foreman‑Ali bout in the Rumble in the Jungle. He noted that Mailer portrayed Foreman's relentless, pounding style and contrasted it with Ali's superior tactics in that fight. The discussion was mainly descriptive rather than a strong endorsement.
One of the hosts said he had just finished reading the book the night before; it covered the famous ForemanAli bout in the Rumble in the Jungle.
I've been reading this book, I just finished it last night, called The Fight by Norman Mailer. It was about the George Foreman, Muhammad Ali, Rumble in the Jungle Fight.
In it, he talks about how George Foreman's style back then was, I'm just going to keep coming at you and just, you know, pummel you. And then Ali was just better in that Fight.
The hosts mentioned watching the first episode of the anime, noting the premise of a notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it and discussing its strange appeal.
Speaking of episodes, have you started your Death Note? Yes. I watched episode one of Death Note for Jaden Quaintance. How is it? It takes some. The whole anime thing is weird to me.
— Episode: 2025-10-09- KSR - Hour 2
The hosts mentioned watching the first episode of the anime, noting the premise of a notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it and discussing its strange appeal.
Speaking of episodes, have you started your Death Note? Yes. I watched episode one of Death Note for Jaden Quaintance. How is it? It takes some. The whole anime thing is weird to me.
All right. So this is a good thought process for you, Ryan. Guy finds a notebook. If he writes a name in the notebook, the person will die within one minute of him writing. He thinks he can use it to rid the world of bad people, but the story warns about the power getting out of control.
The book was brought up when Miles noted that Cal Macy was promoting it and that it had been co‑written with Dr. Wong. He encouraged listeners to look for a nearby book signing. No detailed analysis was offered, so the mention was fairly casual.
The book was mentioned during a call where Miles said Cal Macy was promoting it and that it was cowritten with Dr. Wong.
I went to Cal Macy's book signing restaurant at the Danville Library.
He's out promoting his book, From the Rafters. I think he wrote it with Dr. Wong, I think, co-wrote that book.
So check out Cal Macy's book signing near you, I guess.
Competing for Customer Time, Attention, and Money
Seth said he completed a certification this year that was based on the book, using its framework to outline five stages of an experience. He offered to walk listeners through those stages, indicating he found the content valuable for understanding how to design experiences. The discussion presented the title as a useful tool for professionals seeking to deepen their experience‑design skills.
Seth mentioned that he completed a certification this year based on the bookThe Experience Economy, using it to outline five stages of an experience.
I did a certification this year in a book called The Experience Economy, and I'll give you the five stages of an experience if you want to go through them.
In the episode, Matt purchased the Sharp Football Analysis guide after being told it contained all the essential information, commenting on its phonebook-like thickness and high price, but admitted he never actually read it. He noted Warren Sharp's dedication and even mentioned his mustache.
Matt bought the Sharp Football Analysis guide for about $74, noting its phonebook thickness and high price, but admitted he never actually read it despite hoping it would contain everything he needed.
I bought a book... This is the Sharp Football Analysis... Some guy named Warren... Warren Sharp.
I bought it because somebody told me, if you read the Sharp Football preview, you'll have everything you need to know... I opened it and I go, I'm not reading that.
It's about as thick as, I'd say, the Columbus, Ohio phone book. Yes. $45. This is like $74. That's how much this book was.
Warren Sharp put a lot of time into this. He's got a great mustache, too, by the way.
The hosts noted that Josh Moore had authored a book titled More Phenomenal about how the Power Rangers conquered the world.
He wrote a book about the Power Rangers called More Phenomenal, How the Power Rangers Conquered the World.
— Episode: 2025-08-28- KSR - Hour 2
The hosts noted that Josh Moore had authored a book titled More Phenomenal about how the Power Rangers conquered the world.
He wrote a book about the Power Rangers called More Phenomenal, How the Power Rangers Conquered the World.
Did you know the Power Rangers conquered the world?
My Life with the Herd in the African Wild
Matt discussed the book in the episode, noting that it was a bit lengthy but overall good and interesting. He highlighted that it tells the story of a man who managed a nature preserve and learned to communicate with elephants.
Matt said the book was a little too long but good, describing a man who ran a nature preserve and learned to communicate with elephants.
There's a book called The Elephant Whisperer. It's a little too long. It's a little too long, but it's good. It's interesting. It's about this guy who ran a nature preserve and he started talking to elephants.
A Novel
Matt mentioned that he was reading the title, clarifying that it was a novel and not about veganism. He simply noted his current reading choice without offering a recommendation or critique. The discussion was brief and informational.
Matt said he was currently reading a novel titled The Vegan, noting that it wasn't about being a vegan.
I'm reading a book called The Vegan, which isn't about being a vegan. It's like a novel.
An Oral History
Matt read a passage from the title while sitting in his garden and highlighted how sharing is described as a core way of life in the mountains, drawing a parallel to the podcast's own culture of sharing stories and information. He expressed enthusiasm for the book and its relevance to the community they foster.
Matt said he was reading his own book Our Appalachia in his garden and quoted a passage describing sharing as a way of life in the mountains.
Hey, I'm sitting out in my garden and I'm reading my book, Our Appalachia, while I listen to you guys. Yes. And I want to read a sentence.
All right. Sharing is a way of life in the mountains and appropriately the essence of Our Appalachia. And that's what you guys do. You all share your life and information and great stories. I love it. I just love it. And that's what we do in Appalachia.
The Mind, The Hustle, and the Awakening
The hosts noted that Dr. Brad Pagel had authored a title, which they saw on Amazon and mentioned its four five‑star reviews. They referenced the book’s name and author but did not elaborate further or give a strong endorsement. The discussion was brief and primarily observational.
The hosts noted that Brad Pagel had authored a book titled The Alchemy of Greatness, seeing it on Amazon and mentioning its four fivestar reviews.
Someone told me he has a book. I'm looking at it on Amazon. What's the name of the book? It's by Dr. Brad Pagel. It's called The Alchemy of Greatness, The Mind, The Hustle, and The Awakening.
It actually has four fivestar reviews.
Proven Tactics for Adjuster Showdowns
Matt mentioned that the roofing company owner had authored twelve books, naming Roof Warrior as one of them.
He has 12 books. One of them is called Roof Warrior.
— Episode: 2025-05-29- KSR - Hour 2
Matt mentioned that the roofing company owner had authored twelve books, naming Roof Warrior as one of them.
He has 12 books. One of them is called Roof Warrior.
A Story of Science Sainthood and the Humble Genius Who Discovered a New History of the Earth
The conversation referenced Alan Cutler's book, noting it was more than just about the author himself and describing it as a collection of short bursts. It was cited as another example of a concise, enjoyable read.
It's like Alan Cutler's book if it wasn't just about Alan Cutler, like his was. Cut to the chase. Yes, it was cut to the Cutler.
— Episode: 2025-05-15- KSR - Hour 1
The conversation referenced Alan Cutler's book, noting it was more than just about the author himself and describing it as a collection of short bursts. It was cited as another example of a concise, enjoyable read.
It's like Alan Cutler's book if it wasn't just about Alan Cutler, like his was. Cut to the chase. Yes, it was cut to the Cutler.
A High-Energy School Story About Big Feelings, Friendship, and Learning Self-Control
The hosts mentioned that Aaron Torres, a former KSR writer, authored the book and noted it as one of the few books they had read in the past two decades.
Former KSR writer, Aaron Torres. Former KSR writer. Wrote a book, One and Fun. One and Fun. That's right. One of the few books I've read in the last 20 years.
— Episode: 2025-05-08- KSR - Hour 1
The hosts mentioned that Aaron Torres, a former KSR writer, authored the book and noted it as one of the few books they had read in the past two decades.
Former KSR writer, Aaron Torres. Former KSR writer. Wrote a book, One and Fun. One and Fun. That's right. One of the few books I've read in the last 20 years.
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